Louis blows out Primo Camera in sixth round
Joe Louis dominates Primo Camera in New York, stopping the giant in the sixth. Louis's speed and power overwhelm Camera as the 70,000 crowd roars, with Carnera unable to clinch effectively and finally knocked down after a decisive flurry.
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Hearing Tonight At Y On Radiator and Davis Games
A hearing is scheduled at the Y tonight at 8 30 regarding the Radiator and Davis games with a list of attendees including Commissioners Fraser Buckingham Conti Secretary Babovsky Radiators Reed Lutz Davis Strasbaugh Nimmo pitchers Wilson Smith Buddy Marino and Bill Ross. Only those named may enter the hearing room.
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H. Smith
Buddy” Marino
Bill Ross
Attendance and Purse Totals From Carnera Bout
Official attendance at the Yankee Stadium fight drew 57,000 with gross receipts about 340000 dollars and net around 277000. The free milk fund will get ten percent of net, then half of remaining profits, about 25000. Carnera's share totals roughly 77000 after the milk fund and expenses. Louis Carnera per-share figures are outlined in promoter Mike Jacobs statement.
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Postponed Soft Ball Games May Decide First Half Title
City Soft Ball League faces critical night as several postponed games could determine the halfway championship. St Andrews vs Tolans at Gaston Park looms large with Radiators favored if Tolans beat Saints. Keystone A C and Saks clashes loom, with officials meeting Radiators and Capitola reps at the Y to discuss awarding two games to the Radiators.
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Four Lawrence County Baseball Games Carded Today
Four Lawrence County Baseball league games are listed for today with one more on Thursday. Matchups include Hillsville at Bessemer Ryantown at Castlewood Carbon at West Pittsburg Mahoning at A S and T P and Wampum at Ellwood City.
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Sons of Italy Lead in Bocce Standings
Sons of Italy bocce team leads the Italian Organization Bocce league after one win with Casa Savoia in second place. Standings show Sons of Italy 2 0 .750, Casa Savoia 0 2 .000, others listed.
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Joe Louis Modest After Knockout of Carnera
In New York Joe Louis speaks calmly of his victory over Primo Carnera. He explains the techniques he used and notes Carnera’s resilience but can’t deny Louis’s superior punching power. Carnera expresses heartbreak over the loss and soreness from the bout.
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Bankers Lead In City Business Men's Golf League
Bankers extended their lead with a 6 to 0 victory over the A and P Managers at the Municipal course. Bell Phones took second with 4 to 1 over Universal A A as Chris Clarke shot 38 on the first nine and Cru shes of Penn Power posted 41.
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Radiators to Battle Croton at Elders Field
The Radiators meet Croton M. E. tonight at Elders Field on Scott Street at 6 o'clock. Radiator players should arrive by 5 30.
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Sunny Holes Appeal To Young Old Anglers
Harrisburg Pa rapid growth in sun fish fishing draws boy and girl anglers during June before the warm water season. The bluegill sunfish is stocked heavily by the Fish Commission. in 1934 2 313 950 bluegills 1 to 4 inches were released. The sunfish guards its nest with both parents, a contrast to black bass.
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West Pittsburg players facing suspensions over umpire incident
In Lawrence county league action Markey of West Pittsburg may miss five games after allegedly shoving umpire Ben Price at home plate. League officials, led by President Alec Samuels, will decide punishment as West Pittsburg trails the top team by 1.5 games. Other notes include Ryantown weathering a rain delay and Joe Louis stopping Primo Carnera in six, boosting talk of a Louis Schmeling showdown this year.
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West Siders
State Open Golf Tourney Opens at Hershey
Sam Parks Jr. of Pittsburgh leads a 56-golfer field at Hershey County Club as they prepare for the Pennsylvania Open, to be decided Saturday. Notables include Leo Diegel, Ed Dudley, Vincent Eldred, Clarenc Ehresman, Emil Loeffler, Felix Serafin and Ted Turner with past champions cited.
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Vincent Eldred
Clarenc Ehresman
Emil Loeffler
Felix Serafin
Ted Turner
Diegel
Eldred
Loeffler
Serafin
Unions Triumph Over Davis Team 5-2 in Park Test
The Unions clinched their 13th league win with a 5 to 2 victory over the Davis team at Gaston Park. Pitcher Al Ritchie earned his fifth win, limiting Davis to five hits as Nimmo walked eight. Key Unions hitters included Vigali Merando and Ritchie, while Makel led Davis.
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al Ritchie
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National League Standings and Results June 26 1935
Yesterday's games show Boston defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 2. St Louis beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 and Philadelphia topped Cincinnati 10 to 1. New York and Chicago split a doubleheader with Chicago winning 22 to 3 in one game and NY 5 in the other after ten innings.
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Dizzy” Dean
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Sylvester Johnson
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Pirates
Sports Matchups Listed for Tonight's NBA Card
Pittsburgh visits Boston as Cincinnati plays Philadelphia and St Louis faces Brooklyn. Chicago travels to New York in a six game slate featuring key Eastern Conference clashes.
Baseball scores indicate multiple league results
Washington defeated Detroit 7 to 4 and Cleveland won 5 to 4 over New York. Philadelphia beat St Louis in a previously classified game and Boston edged Chicago in a prior cate match.
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Philadelphia - St. Louis
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Detroit at Chicago Opens Today's NBA Schedule
The day features Detroit facing Chicago as the sole game on the card with no other matches scheduled.
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Fast New Castle Merchants Hold Off West Side Civics
East New Castle merchants defeated West Side Civics 10 to 2 at Shenango High field. Anderson pitched a two hit game and struck out seven as Merchants hitters Morgan Kirker Fabian Waddington Collins and Anderson led with strong hits. Batteries Merchants Anderson and Lutz West Side Morgan Kirker Wagner umpires Phillips Zeigler.
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Shenango High Field
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Kirker
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Waddington
Collins
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West Side
Anderson and Lutz
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Pirates Fall 7 2 To Boston In IL Action
Boston Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 2 as Ed Moriarity led a five hit three run rally. Ralph Birkofer and Waite Hoyt allowed 13 hits while Danny MacFayden and Shanty Hogan secured the win. Ed Moriarity, rookie from Holy Cross, sparked the decisive inning.
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New Spring Gloves Feature Parsian Accent in Leather
The collection highlights a Parsian accent in spring gloves with gauntlet styles and round edging of shiny leather plus wristbands. Ribbed fabric gloves include white lacing along the side closure, shown in street shades and pastels.
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